Bug fixes and new features for version 7.02
CW Keyboard
LOTW (and similar imports to update QSOs)
| • | Notes will be added to the notes for the QSO when certain fields (CQ Zone, State, County, IOTA and Grid) are different from the QSO used to confirm the QSO. |
| • | QSOs that are confirmed in the imported log that cannot be found in the existing log will be written to a file for further analysis. |
| • | Lookup for an existing QSO now ignores the seconds in the time field |
Packet
| • | Fixed problem with long packet messages |
| • | Incoming packet spots no longer change the band decoder |
| • | Changed various entries in the dx4win.tcp file |
| • | Added optional time field to a URL to keep packet connection alive |
QSOs
| • | New code to determine the WPX prefix |
| • | Corrected band from 33cm to 35cm |
| • | Added a QSO status L (to W, L, C, S, *) |
| • | ValidDXCC now only applies to DXCC awards |
| • | Added more tab disabled fields (Upload, Upload Date and Upload conf |
| • | CQZone is cleared if it was zero; made second search fail |
| • | Upload date can be changed without the Upload flag set |
| • | Switching between selections is faster |
QSL Labels
| • | Individual fonts for the five custom QSL labels |
| • | When copying a label, you will be prompted for the destination custom label |
| • | %% no longer prints on label when a group is not selected |
Radios
| • | Added entries for ICOM 756 Pro II and III |
| • | Added entry for ICOM 7800 |
| • | Added entry for Yaesu-ftdx9000 |
| • | Added delay field to the radio database commands |
Rotators
| • | Added support for more rotators (Prosistel, M^2 model) |
| • | Added option to indicate a dipole for a given band |
Other
| • | Added band/mode selection to a number of reports |
| • | Inserted blanks for Notes for QSO when more fields were added during import |
| • | Progress bar was not displayed correctly when loading very large files. |
| • | Removed auto completion from Selection editor box to avoid editing problems |
| • | Updated country database by Jim; AD1C. Thanks Jim! |
